From the editor | January 07

You hear a lot about data privacy breaches, but which is the most protective place in the world? Find out below. And, as blazes rage in Australia, we profile Scott Morrison, the prime minister under fire.

Fay Schlesinger, OZY Managing Editor

News + Politics

Worried About Your Data? Ireland’s Got Your Back

Ireland’s data protections are the best in the world — and counter a rising tide of surveillance.

If you’re worried about your privacy and data, is there anywhere to hide? A few states in the U.S. have made moves to protect user data online, but there are serious doubts about their effectiveness. Still, there are some bright spots on the world map: A survey of 47 countries found that Ireland is the best at privacy and surveillance protection.

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The New + the Next

She Wants Christian Missionaries Off the Reservation

Christian groups spend their summers on reservations across America. Davidica Little Spotted Horse is leading the Native Americans who don’t want them.

Davidica Little Spotted Horse has her hands full. She’s helping organize a concert for a traditional powwow celebration while keeping tabs on her infant granddaughter and fielding a reporter’s questions.

But for the past five years, the 46-year-old singer, songwriter and activist has been mounting a bigger challenge to an issue as longstanding as it is controversial: missionaries proselytizing on Native American reservations.

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